Projects

Simulating expected changes in pollinator resources as a function of climate change

Project completed by D. M. Debinsky.

Bee nesting tubes for pollinator conservation

Project completed by T. T. Heidel-Baker.

Use by honey bees of flowering resources in and around cornfields

Project completed by M. Harris, J. C. Coats, and R. Palmer.

Adaptive management in working landscapes to provide habitat for species of greatest conservation need

Project completed by K. Reeder, J. R. Miller, D. M. Debinski, and L. Wright Morton.

Evaluation of current USDA contour buffer and filter strip designs as resources for pollinators and for meeting water quality improvement goals in Iowa

Project completed by M. J. Harris, M. Helmers, and L. Schulte-Moore.

Understanding landscape impacts on the incidence of viruses of concern to pollinator health in honey bees and wild bees.

Project was completed by A. L. Toth, M. Harris, and M. O'Neal.

Iowa native bees: Biodiversity assessment

Project completed by M. Harris.

Interactions between honey bee nutrition and viral infection: an integrative approach to Colony Collapse Disorder

Project completed by A. L. Toth, B. Bonning, and A. Miller.

The complex role of tall fescue in grassland ecology

Project completed by D. M. Debinski, R. McCulley, D. Engle, and J. D. Scasta.

Testing the use of patch-burn grazing to provide grassland habitat for species of greatest conservation need

Project completed by D. M. Debinski, D. Engle, and R. Harr.

The use of fire and grazing to improve grassland habitats for species of greatest conservation needs

Project completed by K. Kinkead, D. M. Debinski, J. Miller, D. Engle, L. Wright-Morton, and R. Harr.